PoshmarkReviews 2,866

Sounds like a legitimate company but it's not. Lots of scamming buyers that will damage items, send different items for returns and screw you over. Poshmark doesn't care. They follow no regulations like ebay does. Poshmark takes out 20% and ebay takes out 10%, but at least at Ebay the buyer and seller are covered. Go ahead screw yourself over. Hopefully poshmark will eventually go out of business so a legitimate business can take it's place. Don't settle for shady illegal practices like poshmark.

I purchased boots online that stated they were "brand new" no box or tags and size 6. When I received the boots they were worn on the bottom however I thought I could live with that. They shipped me a size 5. I reached out to Poshmark and they stated they already paid the merchant and I need to take it up with them. I'm out $125.00 due to their poor return policy and allowing merchants to bait and switch products without reprecussion!

Some beautiful items, true, some decent sellers as well BUT the customer "service" overall is horrid. We have heard NOTHING but nightmares about this place. No return policy no help, unanswered emails, and also along w/ a string of dishonest shenanigans we have heard (but not experienced) We cannot fathom as to how much longer this site can uphold it's bearings. Be very very careful when you purchase something, you cannot return it and will go through hell doing so.

Posted a sweater, ordered it, they took my money charging my card IMMEDIATELY, waited THREE weeks, NOTHING! Finally write them, receive apology, checking with seller. Asked if I want to wait longer, or get my money back. Meantime, they had $45 in THEIR bank account. Continuously e-mailing me "offers". Horrible, Terrible vendor, luring customers without having the merchandise, only to try to sell you something else. They're just a 'go-between' for UNVETTED, scamming sellers. STAY AWAY!

Horrible experience from beginning to end! A plethora of dishonest sellers and a customer service utterly useless and inefficient. I had problems with half of my transaction, despite asking questions and verifying everything before buying. They do not even come close to the service and protection I have on ebay both as a seller and as a buyer. A total waste of time and money. I decided to delete my account and to save myself the aggravation.

Poshmark is not a trustworthy site. I have sold and Tried to purchase from Poshmark. I had a horrible experience with someone who was a long time Posher, they sent me a fake item and then tried to block me when I inquired as to why the picture online was not what I received. I finally received a refund from Poshmark after sending in photos and emails, which took 3 weeks. As a previous seller, I hate the social BS games, I dont want to follow these old bittys around, I'm trying to make money. Its a hot mess! Try it out and see for yourself, if the follow games don't wear you out, getting ripped off will.

I've had multiple sales by ethical buyers that went beautifully and I received 5 star ratings on all of them. I always disclose any minor flaws in my listing so a buyer can purchase with confidence. Then, I had a buyer purchase a designer handbag and damage it so she could return it. After she damaged it, she sent pictures of the item to Poshmark stating it wasn't as described. Poshmark stood 100% behind the buyer and scolded me for the oversight. There was no oversight because the flaws didn't exist when it was shipped. When the now damaged item was returned, the buyer had crammed it into a small mailing box without the waterproof bag or bubble wrap I sent with it when it was shipped. I had also included a gift which she kept. Poshmark did nothing. After I video tapped the condition the buyer returned the handbag to me, Poshmark only offered me a $15 credit if I bought something off the website which insures they make money off of my next purchase. What a joke. Now I have a damaged item worth a lot less because the buyer that also sells on Poshmark worked their system. If you sell on this site, you better video tape your item while packing it and zoom in on everything. You only have 8 photos spots when you list, so all the buyer has to do is damage it where the picture isn't zoomed in. However, that being said I don't believe Poshmark would do the right thing. Seller beware on this site. You will take a risk selling and won't have Poshmark's support if/when you need it.

Years ago I had a lot of success with Poshmark, but the past year an a half the site has really gone downhill. I have been sent defective items, clothes that were not as described, and Poshmark has refused to offer a refund or return service. I just had to give the seller a low rating, and those ratings aren't even displayed prominetly so they have no bearing on the account holder. Recently I made an accidental purchase and reported it right away. I contacted Poshmark THREE TIMES before finally contacting the owner. The owner was never notified from Poshmark, Poshmark did not cancel the sale, and she ended up shipping it anyway. I tried to make another claim, I was told I couldn't make a claim while the item was being shipped. I tried to make a claim when I received the item, and Poshmark said they couldn't do anything and that I should have contacted them sooner. What a mess! If you're looking to scam young women and get rid of your damaged clothes for top dollar prices, this is the site to do it!

I've bought a number of items from different sellers on this site, and have been disappointed on every purchase. The pictures don't show detail at all - you cannot zoom in on the item, and if you're counting on the seller to be honest with you about the condition of their items, FORGET IT, and that's if they respond to your questions at all! The last two items I've purchased both had a very musty, storage smell, and that's after I specifically asked the seller if the clothing had any odors, which of course they said, "no". They will hide the rips, tears and stains from the pictures and tell you it's in great condition. Now I realize that Poshmark cannot control dishonest sellers, but they could implement some kind of a return policy that forces the sellers to be honest. The sellers have obviously figured out that they can sell clothes that Goodwill wouldn't take, and no one will hold them accountable for being dishonest.
So - BUYER BEWARE ON THIS SITE!